The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies
This is a decent end to the Hobbit trilogy. Thankfully this has a shorter run time than the second film since this repeats the mistakes that that film as well as The Return of the King. Mainly I'm talking about the overly staged, comic book like CGI filled hoping elf fights and the like. I'm not a fan of these weird fight scene which are similar to the ones in the Pirates of the Caribbean films. More time could've, should've been spent on the actually armies and down and dirty fighting and less of the superheroics and stupid one liners of five or so characters. This might sound like I disliked this movie but I didn't I really just hoped for a bit more.
Mini Review: This is a decent end to the Hobbit trilogy. Thankfully this has a shorter run time than the second film since this repeats the mistakes that that film as well as The Return of the King. Mainly I'm talking about the overly staged, comic book like CGI filled hoping elf fights and the like. I'm not a fan of these weird fight scene which are similar to the ones in the Pirates of the Caribbean films.
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